In an evening of high tension and controversy, the Teal Army wrapped up their maiden championship with a hard-fought 2-0 win over Super Soccer Academy.
Ravens Soar to First Bahraini League Title
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Ravens Close in on First Bahrain League Title
Pearl Divers, Ravens and Cranes
Bahrain vs. Uganda (Men’s International Friendly), Ravens vs. Black Castle (Women’s League)
Groundhopping in Bahrain #7 – It Was All Yellow
Bob Mortimer, Stray Cats, Superior Clapping and a Bahraini Football Double Header
“An Orient Tour” – Neuchâtel Xamax in Bahrain & Saudi Arabia
First off – the title. Not my words, the words of Swiss newspaper L’Express on February 11th, 1976. I imagine this is as outdated in Swiss French as they are in English.
Bahrain’s Muharraq head to the AFC Cup Final
Mikel John Obi Heads to Bahrain for AFC Cup Showdown
The former Boro (and Chelsea and Nigeria) star captains Kuwait City against Muharraq on Wednesday.
4 Countries, 3 Stadiums, 2 Matches, 1 Night. (0 Fans)
New Zealand played their first international for nearly two years last night. Two years! Can you imagine? I forget how to do my job if I’m off work for a fortnight.
Continue readingGroundhopping in Bahrain #5 – Al Najma Stadium (Bahrain/Saudi Women’s Tournament)
Last year, as part of its ongoing reforms, Saudi Arabia launched its women’s football league, something that wasn’t only a surprise to a westerner like myself, but to many locals. It’s been clear for a while that change was coming to the KSA, but the sheer pace of it has taken many folks by surprise. I left a teaching job in Saudi just five years ago in 2016, but just five years later the country is unrecognisable in some respects, with women now able to drive, travel freely and – pertinent to today’s blog – play sports competitively.
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